The Brexit rhetoric continued in the UK yesterday, ahead of UK’s Parliament voting. Scottish leader Nicola Sturgeon increased the pressure on the UK government to stay in EU single market as she sees growing support for it in the UK. Theresa May’s reply was to reiterate her commitment to getting a good deal which would serve interests of all parts of the UK. Later on, Nigel Farage leader of the Brexit side in the 2016 referendum, stated that he is increasingly concerned about an overturning of the Brexit vote. Media reports quoted UK’s foreign minister saying that he feared a Brexit agreement which would leave the UK ... (full story)